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wood-fired
adjective
uk /ˈwʊd.faɪəd/ us /ˈwʊd.faɪrd/
using wood as a fuel:
They used a small wood-fired stove to heat water.
Their pizzas are cooked in the traditional way, in a wood-fired oven, rather than in an electric one.
Vermont forests supply fuel for the wood-fired electricity generating plant.
cooked in or on a device that uses wood as a fuel:
Choose a steak or a crispy wood-fired pizza.
Scrambled eggs are delicious served with toasted bagels or sliced wood-fired bread.
Heat comes from a wood-fired stove in the kitchen.
There has been a call to phase out wood-fired stoves on environmental grounds.
A fun place to visit is Helsinki's only surviving wood-fired public sauna.
A basket of wood-fired bread caught my eye, and instantly I knew I was in heaven.
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